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  1. Yuan Shu of the Three Kingdoms: My Hobby Is Persuading People to Become Emperor 三国袁术,爱好是劝人称帝 Historical824k WordsOngoing He becomes Yuan Shu in his final years. With Jianghuai emptied and his generals dead, he faces the grim fate of dying without a drop of honeyed water to drink. Yuan Shu says the first person he needs to persuade is Yuan Shao, helping him proclaim himself emperor. Then he'll help Liu Biao, Sun Quan, Ma Teng, and every other warlord in the land declare themselves kings. That will turn Cao Cao's claim to wield the Son of Heaven's authority over the warlords into a worthless scrap of paper! And Liu 30.4kReads7.8Score2.5k14d adds
  2. Yuan Shu from the Start, with Lü Bu as My Father-in-Law 开局袁术,岳父吕布 Historical605k WordsCompleted I’ve become Yuan Shu and am about to proclaim myself emperor, but Lü Bu has broken off our engagement. What should I do? “Father-in-law Fengxian, please accept your son-in-law’s bow!” Sun Ce is sweeping through Jiangdong and carving out a realm of his own. What should I do? “I’ll dote on the two Qiaos through spring, summer, autumn, and winter!” Liu Bei keeps losing battles and running away too fast. What should I do? “Xuande, go in peace. I’ll take care of your wife and daughter!” 3.8kReads8.6Score29114d adds
  3. Cao Cao Fights at Guandu, While I Stage a Rebellion in Xuchang 曹操战官渡,朕许昌造反 Historical310k WordsCompleted What should I do after becoming Emperor Xian of Han and being reduced to a puppet emperor? Obviously, while Yuan Shao and Cao Cao are fighting at Guandu, I should raise an army and rebel myself! From then on, all the warlords are stunned. Uncle Emperor Liu Bei: “Your Majesty, please stop poaching my people! Everyone with even the slightest connection to me has been poached by you!” Yuan Shao in Hebei: “What? His Majesty has rebelled? Send a hundred thousand cavalry at once and make sure to bring 788Reads6.7Score—14d adds

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